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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
SHERMAN
Eogan Held to Await Tho Action OF this
Grand JuIy.

Eogan Held to Await Tho Action OF this
Grand JnIy.
Special to tha Gazette
SHERMAN, TEX, \ ". y JOHN Hogan,
the muatto who murdered Deputy
United States Marshal Carlton OF Arksn-
sas while resisting arrest at Denison q
few days ago, had preliminary hearing
before Justice Hinkle this afternoon, and
was remanded 10 j,il without bsfl to
Gwait the seton OF the grand jury. Sew
eral witnesses were examined, among
them Il. I. Lawrence, who testified in
substance that he went with Marshal
Carlton at his request 70 show him the
house where Hogan was found; that on
reaching the house he stood at one door
while the Deputy MarshsI vent to the
other and entered. he heard him ordeT
Hogan to surrender in the name CT
the United States when h. heard two
pistol shots and the Deputy Marshal
cried out: "He has got me-" end then
fell mortality wounded, when Hogan ran
cut and made his escape.
The damage suit OF Trumbuil against
Sheriff Gum OF L1Dsr county for S20,-
600 damages for false Imprisonment in
August last, which hiss been on trial in
the District court before jury, vas con-
tinued to-day until Monday nexr, when
argument by counsel, when began this
afternoon, will be closed.
Ned Mcconnell, who is charged with
gaming in FIVE cases, failed TO appesr II
the County court and his b lis we're fer
feited in each case. Certificates we're
issued for his bOndsmen and an alias
capias fer the defendent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Worked the B gus CHECK Racket.
Special to the Gazette.

PALESTINE, Tex, Nov. 12.-Last night
at the Cohen hotel United States Deputy
Marshal G. G. Rogers arrested two young
white men named z. W. Farrell and
Thomas j. Hervey on information tele-
grapbed from Troupe and Jacksonville.
The two men are charged with working
the bogus check game along the line OF
the International from Shreveport to jack
sonville. Farrell had in his possession
blank checks belonging to the Bank of
Troupe andithe Shreveport Commercial
Bank Of Shreveport. The men are held in
Jail to await the officers from Troupe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

SHERIFF MATsoN nay be good man
and an excellent officer, but he Will not
get one vote at the next election from the
$50 newspaper reporters who witnessed
the execution OF the anarchists. The
Sheriff refused TO permit the condemned
men to harrangue the crowd. Now, 1.-THE
last words" of those who die upon the
scsffold, or between that structure and
the earth, are the best part of the pro-
ceeding, better even than that hoary eli
max, the dull thud; and to rob the agile
reporter out of this boon is something he
c.n never forgive or forget.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Gold Blcoded Murder.
natal "a tho Go5afta

JEFFERSON, Tex, Nov. 12.-The most
cold blooded murder ever committed il
this county WAS committed last night
about O'Clock eight miles from this city
Some unknown party shot Peter Wright
in the head with a load of bird shot,
while he was in his own house with his
family around him. Both doors to his
house were open, and the tracks showed
the assassin crept up to within few
yards Of the door. Wright was
a good, quiet, inofensive darkey, highly
respected by his white friends. No cause
cen be given for the deed. This is the
second assassinst on in the same neigh
borhood within the last few weeks. The
other victim was Ike Walker, also a COL
ored mar. Sheriff beware and Deputy
North went up to the place to-day and ar
rested Nathan Phillips on suspicion of be-
ing the assassin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Tom Green's Brigade.

A history Of this famous brigade is
bsipg published in "The Overton Sharp
Shooter" by S. R. Whitley, member of
the brigade. The history is written by
w. L. Davidson of Victoria, and is being
revised by Captain Lynn, Lieutenant Pail
Fulcrod and S. R Whitley, I'll members
of the brigade, and will be as near cor
rect as is possible under the circumstan-
ces. Persons wishing the history can get
back numbers Of the paper containing frst
chao;e S ~ adtref sing
The SHARP SHOOTER,
Overton. Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Pfrked Tn at Sea,

New YORK, Nov. 12.-The bark Union
arrived here today from Pernsmbuco.
bringing six of the crew OF the bark
Augusta, from Swansea for Aspinwsll,
wrecked October II in hurricane. The
captain, mate and one sailor were washe d
overheard. The remaining twelve Of the
crew took to the boa.s, six in each. The
survivors have no doubt the other boat
went down with ell hands, as she YVES
badly stove. The six rescued men were
afioat eleven days, and were preparing to
cast lots to see who should be killed and
eaten when rescued.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Ell PASU.
Eastern Excursior ists-Smart in jail Al
Tucson.

Eastern Excursior ists-Smart in jail At
TucsGR.
Special to the Gazette.
Ell Aso, TEX, Nov. 12.-Tne Calves
ton, Harrisburg aud San Antonio Rail
road brought in about 100 eastern excur-
sionists this morning, and the Texas and
Pacific brought 200 this evening, and a
large Boston excursion, filing ten cars
will arrive in the morning. Most CT the
party will 60 to California.
Doc Smart, the train robber, who left
here NJ nday in custody Of officers, is In
Jail at Tucson. Officers here are reluc-
csnt to discuss his case, but one OF them
said to-day that they have coed case
against Smart and that he was the mana
ger of the whole train robbilg business
Mrs. Green, the mother of George
Green, is also in Tucson and, it is said,
has implicated Smart.
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BOW AT 4 SOCIAL GATHERING.
General Melas az a Party Near Paris

General MeIee a. a Party Near Paris.
Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX Nov. 12.-At party given
by J. B. RsineY, lear RoXton, about seven
miles southwest of this city on the Green
vile road, quite serious row occurred
last nigh, in which a dozen or more per-
sons participated. a little fellow named
Campbell, filed with lighting whiskey
became rude, and began Insulting every
body around. Mr.. Rainey attempted to
put him ont of the house, but Campbell
drew knife and cat him n the arm. a
general fight ensued. Some ten or
twelve men were knocked down, and
Bill SloCum shot John C0ley in the arm
with small pistol. Several other
shots were fred, but if other injuries
we're Inflicted it has not yet been ascer-
tanned. During the mglee the notorious
Latte struck Mr.. Moore three times with
breast yoke ipjuring him quite severely.
The disorderly crowd were finally put to
fight by Mr.. Rsiney and his friends,
some OF them leaving their hats and over
coats. Several of the parties were ar
rested and their examining trial will be
had On the 18th.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, NOV. 2.-JuddmentslWere
rendered in the Court of Appeals to-day
as follows: Afirmed-Brooks Vs. the
State, from Navarro county; S. A. Melton
vs. the State. from Navarro county;
Williams vs. the State, from Hunt county;
Veschetta vs.. the Safe, from Kaufman
county; Southern Insurance Company w..
Levy, from Bowie county.
Reversed aud remanded-Tillery vs..
the State, from Harrison county; Corners
vs.. the State, from ColemanEcounty; Mel
toa vs.. the State, from Navarro county;
Smith vs.. the State, from Walker county !;
Taylor VS.. the State, from Kaufman
county.
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and seldom "takes" even friend with
out giving adequate warning.
W, A, CRoFFUT
Attachments q. MT. Pleasant,

Special 70 the Gazette.
MT. PLEASANT, TEX, Nov. 12.-The
dry goods house of Wool Hecht was
closed here this morning, the following
attachments being run on It.
Bsdt Bros. & Co. OF this place, $3.50.
NJ. L. Cohn, Sl700.
L. Blumenthsl of New Orleans, $50 10.
The stock will invoice between $4,000
and $1,000. There may be other cred
itors, but they have not been heard from
and it is thought that the stock will more
than cover amounts due on it.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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~ shecEs. money orders, postal nose:' &C.,
shorld be made payable 20 tbs DEAocHAE = 10
EIsRIrG 90.
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SOME people may think there is no in
terest taken In our elections in foreign
countries. This is mistake. Nowhere
on the globe wss there more intense anx-
iety over the result in New York than in
the luxurious city of Paris, and by no one
man more than by MIR. James G. Blaine.
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THE GAZETTg: FORT WORTH. TEXAS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 49,

the people in good wishes both to Colonel
Britton and Mr.. Lomax, the latter being
a large stakeholder but not active in the
management of the bank for some time,
and trusts that Gil their efforts may be
crowned with success, and that all their
ways msy be ways of pleasantness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

THERE is another iuke in this country
who claims that luke MArbro' has been
maligned and slsndered. He claims that
the stories Of Marbro's ill-trestment OF
his wife, when boiled down, amount only
to the mere fact that his grace boxed he1
ears one morning. But he never mis-
treated her, never!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

EDITOR O'BRIEN has chance TO test
the virtue of a bread and water diet for
three months. He refuses to adopt the
prison gsrb, and the officials are going to
Starve him into il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

BY THIS time Fred Grant is convinced
that it is not always safe to bet on man
because he IS the son of his father
Fred's wife, by the way, isEa sister Of
Mrs. James Brown Potter, and she and
Fred can go to the show with chalked
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

TIE receipts during Mrs. James Bro "n
Potter's first week in New York were
Monday, s6S11.25; Tuesday, 1892;
Wednesday, ss71; Thursday, $lO59; Fri
day, SIo3G; Saturday matinee. $l2o7
Saturday night, $1222.50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

MARKS, the labor candidate Of Msssa-
chusetts. did not make much of,a mark II
the late election. Out of the two hun
dred and fifty odd thousand votes cast
be received eight hundred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

ONE OF the charges brought against De
Lancey Nicou, anti democratic candi-
date for District Attorney IN New York,
was that his ancestors were Tories and
fought in the English army in the war OF
the revolution, Notwithstanding they
were American born. The coming Office
holder will be a man without ancestry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

THE festive cracksman seems to be Dill
igently at work in various portions OF
the country, and as a reward to his In
dustry be is gaining quite good harvest
Some Of these gentlemen viii drop into
trap before long.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

GOVERNOR TAYLOR of Tennessee should
have known better than to make stump
speeches in Ohio without his fiddle. The
Governors eonorous voice might COM
msnd respect and win admiration at
home, but "Cotton Eyed Joe" or "Sally's
Got q Bacon Rine," when cleverly exc
cuted captures as many votes in Ohio as
the famous Dorsey soap.
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waNTEo mALr EeIn

ESTANTED-300 men on extcgsIsz,, :. !
" Worth and Denver City RsIiwsr '- Ia I
men, te2meters and s,r.rfr II II
Wages OF teamsteFs $25 per rar.r ,-s -.--
day men Sleeper day. Sy anoIT,-y G. !,
Of ths5Feed at FOrr Worth, t.sGs-"....--
caneS0e obtained at halt fare. ,-.-
Casey. VIVA q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

MEANTIME the leading Republicans are
considering whether or not it is better to
Join the Prohibitlonists, the Georgeites.
or the Personal Liberty League next cleo
ton when the Republican party Will
fall to pieces.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

GENERAL HENRY r. JACKSON has
written a sort Of epilogue to his seIlo-
comic performance at Macon, and ad-
dressed it to the old Roman, Allen G.
Thurman. He is quite poetical in this
effort, but careful perusal of his letter
does not indicate that the General has any
more sense now thsn ne had in Macon, or
that he is likely to have.
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%ANTED-AGEy,s

WASTED-AgeEts 10 canvass ~
wv genuine. tiealIh Corset II tsa =. .ls g
Big prohts and easy work. RprIv - l ,g-.
sos CoTset AID Brsc Co. st. L61is Ne vi ~
Ssllo To 500 ! Mon I'll eau Ge 500
- tor US. agents prefe red Eh, ~, ~ ~
tneir own horses and give Lhelr y,ho;e. IN
the business Spare moments NAV 80 '
employed also, A few vacancies in ,5 49,,
cities. B. +. JohrsO & Co. 10 Ns,5 1,-, 4
mpnd. Va. --- ~ !
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Attempted Assassination at Balir ger.
Special TO the Gazette,

Special to the Gazette.
BALLINGER, TEX, Nov. 12.-Late last
night some unknown person slipped in
the front door Of J. W. Townsend's
grocer. store and called Joe, who wss in
his restaurant, adjoining the grocery in
the rear. As soon as Joe stepped into
the grocery the first party emptied both
barrels of 3 shotgun at him, of which
seven buckshot took effect in his right
an, literally SCATTERING it. The post
surgeon at Fort Concho snd DR.. Johnson
of Brownwood are expected tonight 10
counsel with the locsl physicians
as 10 the ACCESSIBILITY OF am
pntation Of the arm. 1t is
not known who the Would-be
assassin is, but it will be remembered
that early last spring Joe Townsend, then
deputy sheriff, undertook to arrest
Manuel CIemments CT Mccullough county
one night in saloon in this place. Glenn
ments resisted and drew his pistol, at
which Joe shot and killed him, and it is
supposed that the party who made the
attempt at Townsend's life last night is s
friend OF Clements. Joe Is suffering
greatly tonight, but unless some accident
occurs he will recover. The affair is very
much deplored by our citizens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

ALICE KINGDOM gave up the stage for
matrimony. Mesdsmes Langtry and
james Brown Potter gave up matrimony
and went on the stage.
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OFF f OF THE FORT W oAA,l,1,S
DENVER CITY RAILWAY - II
EOhT II nELU. IEG.. W..

The regular annual meesIn5 ns-,s:
hclQeTs Of the FORT #SEtb anu tss I,
Railway Comp2ny2in be hfld JWar.l .
the COM a3g IN he city # - O,
on T1eedaY. De- embec -, ~, ., . m >,
Wednesday - December D. C. m H. ISL, i +
9. m. SER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

By THE way, what is the matter with
putting Oglesby on the presidential ticket
with Blainei Will somebody please hold
the New York Star on its seat?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

PARpxE's decision means brick and
mortar on lower Main and Houston and
Rusk and Jones and Calhoun streets in
stead of shanties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

Dismonas, aenaiHc ana 81
All prices and varieds styles q .1
Most elaborate STOCK ever 's,sss
city. Ladies sre especially ~
visit my dispIsy. HoWA[
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

ROBERT LINCOLN did not want to be
president. Level-headed Bobbie scented
the battle from afar, and knew what was
coming
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Ho,,cs to Contractor. I;

Bids will be received at the olL e ,Iar;i
on log III uston street, uD " ", for
vember u, 1881. at I30'elock no., a. tha !
and graveling 6rfses and WAiSS ,s.,0n;
cemetary. Pans and ecinC' me
Seser9ed to TejeI an7 or ~ bids -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

THE New York Herald and the New
York World should have known better
than to oppose man who owns q
hrewery,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

BILLY MALONE is gone, but he still
has his million. Billy usually fixed 1t SO
as to have some one else do the pay
;po
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

Branch Offices of Tho Gazette
DA11As-7a5 Main Street, F. e. Holloway
WIooLTom o. Plunkett, Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

u THE art preservstive OF all arts was
well represented in Chicago. FleIoen
wss the only preacher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

JOHN BRIGHT isis outs IN 8 card de-
nouncipg church fsirs.
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Fat rurkeys-Esl'

It's observed thst, the big, III -
seen going out in delivery VIZ 80
from the Fort Worth Grocer III
They keep The mssket err IS ]
choicest -and most desirable -
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carload Batavsa Cor,

Carload Batavia Corn
Is one Of the Attest srriSals. Ashun-
sdreds @ cur customers say, Tits the
finest corn ever pus onsthe tsble."
FoRT WORTH GROCER Co.
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LOOKOUT for the nlustrsted papers
They will give US anarchy until We are
q sLT of it.
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TIE PENITENTIARY FOR LIFE.

Sentence In tho Case OF Two CT the aorden
Train Robbers.
Special to the Gazette.
GRAHAM, TEX, Nov. 12.-Jim and BSn
Hughes, who were indicted with Harvey
Carter for robblng the mail car near Cor
don. the Esd of January were convicted
in fhesU nited States court to-day and
sentenced to Imprisonment for life. Hsr-
yey CATER was acquitted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

LYNcHBURG, VA, Nov. PA rios has
broken out ct Pocahontas between the
Ehstives and Hungarian miners. Military
from this city has gone 10 the scene OF
the diturbance.
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nust 60.

Six moss braid 81 colors,
SOC; sold regular for SOC.
RANDAk.z Z CHAMB,
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DE LANcEy NIcoLL did not run even a
little bit in New York. HIS name was not
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No display ads. of less than three lines tsKeT
rSree lines or more, display, figured at PFC
rata rate of an inch. 4ro,
tyo lines as three. 49, AL
INNS or more. Is per cent additional;
S1seioL Positio41-Ade. ordered on nrst page
double price: on the eighth page, on pc, eens .
additional on any other speciheo page 20 POI
Eent. additional. ..,,, ,,,,.
peodino Mater ordered in any special posi-
SION or o. s=y specified page, % per cent ADJ
tionRl.
SSSifs must be T.oars.ted o.. ;:.stdl bass.
TFRMs-Btlls payable monthly unless o'neL
sise contracted for, and In advance Wnen par
t,esI financial standing is not known W 10
Transient advertising payable IN soVSnosI.
rcirnen COPIES sent on applicat on. ADDRESS
DEMOCRAT PUB. CO.,
Fort worth. Tey.
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spelled properly. Had 1t been Denis
Nicholas Leary he would have carried
every ward in the city.
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THE GAZETTE has the largest
bora-fide Circulation of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.

ADVERTISING RATES.
DAILY EpIT1oN-(seven issues 3 week.
zoupareu type, Il lines to an incn. ana Soou
W seven "a words to the line'
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WANTED-FKmALE gFy ,

I. yXYANPED White woman 10 a.. ,s5
w fspniiy Ofthree. GOOI Ro.as,e6tt -
Apply TO I06rWesr : cOrd street.
WANTED-A aood woman COL NO
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and Fourth. '
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CLASSIFIED ADVBR7TSRHpr,.

Al persons seeking empiormsn,
situations free Of charge. ' '-..-
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cioaks, wraps, sbavss, Jerseys.
Lsfest styles, excellent aseqftmtnt,
lowest prices at E. j White.
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Tor RE&T-SuIt of rcoms, Iurrl,1st r
= or without Lcard. IuqaiEe SUI Eas.Ns
erfOrd stree
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FOR RENT-Da EI.IIees


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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF The FORT "0RL,a1,,St
DENVER CITY RAILWAY 80 - 5
FORT " ORTIZ, I sx.s-'s0' "a 10
The regular an4ual<nee.irg O. w. ", p.
of the Fort Worth ana penseI - II. :
Company viii be held at the cilc,T~ "a g.
pan4 IN the city of Fort " rim, - - =.
set5nd Tuesday in Decem o. ~ l-.- ~
canpaction # such business -
come befOreit. Be-.
BY order of the President, W re-
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MES. ). z. Blaczburn. lI8 Calhoun .a
VI between FIRST aud Wea.rer.ord. as-
cejved new 3 ass Of iaca=, to- from
Hu ing 90, Chicago. dmong vG,clis g-i..
assortment ( holiday god
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Rrndinn Sfnt

One time, IS cents per line; two or more IN
nsrtions, Is cents per line each insertion
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WEEKLY EDITION.
Ear Innn-DispLau- ComsecttiUe IsSeTt.ofas.
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WANrED- RoteTt p. smith Mr.
ne. Limffere. '1'''-S q, \
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN
PERSON Il.

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